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@Meyer
Member Since: May 23, 2012
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I had a small problem. The NSClient run as SYSTEM account, which is not CitrixAdministrator. I removed the lines 110-113 and everything seems to work. I'm not sure if this is special to my environment. Line 110: If theFarm.WinFarmObject.IsCitrixAdministrator = 0 then I had a problem with NSClient 0.4.172 which doesn' t like the perf data, because the perf data is not divided by a space. I added a space after every ';' outputMessage=intSessions& " sesions - "& intActive& " active, "_ & intDisconnected& " disconnected. Number of users: "_ & numberOfUniqueUsers& ". |sessions_total="& intSessions& "; sessions_active="_ & intActive& "; sessions_disconnected="& intDisconnected& "; users="& numberOfUniqueUsers
Reviewed 13 years ago
Some kernel have a space after ':' in /proc/net/dev. This will be fixed with: "$line =~ s/:s+/:/g;" The patch will output average performance data. --- check_iftraffic_nrpe.pl.orig 2012-05-23 12:01:51.000000000 +0200 +++ check_iftraffic_nrpe.pl 2012-05-23 12:21:09.000000000 +0200 @@ -95,6 +95,7 @@ } $line =~ s/s+/ /g; +$line =~ s/:s+/:/g; @splitLine=split (/ /,$line); (undef,$in_bytes)=split (/:/,$splitLine[1]); @@ -175,6 +176,9 @@ my $in_prefix = "k"; my $out_prefix = "k"; +my $in_traffick = $in_traffic; +my $out_traffick = $out_traffic; + if ( $in_traffic > 1024 ) { $in_traffic = sprintf( "%.2f", $in_traffic / 1024 ); $in_prefix = "M"; @@ -190,7 +194,7 @@ my $exit_status = "OK"; -my $output = "Total RX Bytes: $in_bytes MB, Total TX Bytes: $out_bytes MB"; +my $output = "Total RX Bytes: $in_bytes MB, Total TX Bytes: $out_bytes MB "; $output .= "Average Traffic: $in_traffic " . $in_prefix . "B/s (" @@ -210,14 +214,14 @@ $exit_status = "WARNING"; } -$output .= "$exit_status bandwidth utilization.n" +$output .= "$exit_status bandwidth utilization.n" if ( $exit_status ne "OK" ); #$output .= #"| inUsage=$in_usage;$warn_usage;$crit_usage outUsage=$out_usage;$warn_usage;$crit_usage " . "inAbsolut=$in_traffic_absolut outAbsolut=$out_traffic_absolutn"; $output .= -"| inUsage=$in_usage;$warn_usage;$crit_usage;; outUsage=$out_usage;$warn_usage;$crit_usage;;n"; +"| inUsage=$in_usage;$warn_usage;$crit_usage; outUsage=$out_usage;$warn_usage;$crit_usage; inAvg=$in_traffick;$warn_usage;$crit_usage; outAvg=$out_traffick;$warn_usage;$crit_usage;n"; print $output;
Reviewed 14 years ago
You might get an error like: check_flexlm_perf_data.plx: Possible unintended interpolation of @omega in string at ./check_flexlm_perf_data.plx line 61. To fix this change line 86 from: [email protected] to [email protected] There is another bug in the script 99c99 6)||(@ARGV eq "0")) --- > if ((@ARGV > 8)||(@ARGV eq "0")) ARGV has to be 8 instead of 6 if you use all parameters, like: -H HOST -p PORT -f LIC -w WARN
Unfortunately ServerView does not support to check the RAID manager. So this monitor can' t check it. Here is a hint how it can be done with a local check on a FUJITSU PRIMERGY. It should be possible to do it with the tool amCLI from the ServerView package. It is located here "C:Program Files (x86)FujitsuServerView SuiteRAID Managerbin" Show all devices: amCLI.exe --list Get status of a device: amCLI.exe --get 32/2 status